The Australian is keeping the dream alive, earning a near perfect 9.37 to advance out of Round 3 in Jeffreys Bay.
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"I don't think I have the fierceness in my blood to compete anymore," said the 2012 World Champ.
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The Australian is keeping the dream alive, earning a near perfect 9.37 to advance out of Round 3 in Jeffreys Bay.
"I don't think I have the fierceness in my blood to compete anymore," said the 2012 World Champ.
After announcing his retirement, Joel Parkinson overcomes Jeep Leader Julian Wilson and local Wildcard Matthew McGillivray in Round 1.
Almost 20 years since his first rookie win at J-Bay, Joel Parkinson is saying a bittersweet farewell to the Championship Tour.
The Australian's mid-range score, at 5.37, helped him jump to Round 3, from the very first heat of the Corona Bali Protected.